Electrical Engineer IV

at  Day Zimmermann

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AND IF YOU HAVE THESE QUALIFICATIONS:

• BS Degree in Electrical Engineering required; Degree must be ABET accredited.
• 12+ years of relevant experience.
• Professional Engineer registration required, with ability to obtain PE registration in other states via exam or comity.
• US Citizenship
• Great attitude and team player.
• Successful completion of background screening process.
  In compliance with this state’s pay transparency laws, the salary range for this role is $114,880 - $172,320. This is not a guarantee of compensation or salary, as final offer amount may vary based on factors including but not limited to experience and geographic location. (The specific programs and options available to an employee may vary depending on date of hire, schedule type, and the applicability of collective bargaining agreements).

General Description includes electrical design and analysis of an assigned scope of work in a project including specific complex deliverables such as power generation systems, substation & power distribution systems and lighting & grounding/lightning systems. Work includes, among other things, estimating, conceptual studies, cost and planning studies, layouts, system sizing calculations, specification development and electrical one-line diagrams. Is able to effectively communicate technical solutions and concepts to other engineers and non-engineers. Mentors junior Electrical Engineers and depending on size and complexity of scope of work may be assigned as the Electrical Engineering Lead for a project. Maintains and promotes a focus on end-product whether engineering, fabrication or construction. Ensures effective communications among other engineering disciplines. Ensures effective management of change. Assumes responsibility for cost, schedule, quantity and budget control.

• Provide technical guidance for the pertinent portions of the assigned projects. Provide necessary calculations and project overview of other Engineers and Designers.
• Develop and monitor project scopes and schedules for applicable discipline and team of Engineers and Designers. Identify changes in scope / schedule and their impact, as they occur.
• Provide coordination of design efforts with other disciplines and client personnel.
• Monitor and ensure design work and documents are correct, consistent with applicable codes, logically presented and constructible.
• When responsible for work, stamps required project documents as a PE

AS THE ELECTRICAL ENGINEER, HERE’S THE WORK YOU’LL DO:

General Description includes electrical design and analysis of an assigned scope of work in a project including specific complex deliverables such as power generation systems, substation & power distribution systems and lighting & grounding/lightning systems. Work includes, among other things, estimating, conceptual studies, cost and planning studies, layouts, system sizing calculations, specification development and electrical one-line diagrams. Is able to effectively communicate technical solutions and concepts to other engineers and non-engineers. Mentors junior Electrical Engineers and depending on size and complexity of scope of work may be assigned as the Electrical Engineering Lead for a project. Maintains and promotes a focus on end-product whether engineering, fabrication or construction. Ensures effective communications among other engineering disciplines. Ensures effective management of change. Assumes responsibility for cost, schedule, quantity and budget control.

• Provide technical guidance for the pertinent portions of the assigned projects. Provide necessary calculations and project overview of other Engineers and Designers.
• Develop and monitor project scopes and schedules for applicable discipline and team of Engineers and Designers. Identify changes in scope / schedule and their impact, as they occur.
• Provide coordination of design efforts with other disciplines and client personnel.
• Monitor and ensure design work and documents are correct, consistent with applicable codes, logically presented and constructible.
• When responsible for work, stamps required project documents as a PE.

THIS ROLE IS FOR YOU IF YOU HAVE THESE SKILLS:

• Well versed in design practices for medium and low voltage electrical distribution including, but not limited to, lighting, grounding, lightning protection, power distribution, heat tracing, protective relaying, fire detection, and electrical area classification. Experience applying industry codes and standards (NEC, IEEE, NEMA, NFPA). Knowledgeable of electrical design practices for Class I and II areas (classified for gas and dust).
• Ability to work in Revit, AutoCAD, and Bluebeam. Proficient in the use of electrical system modeling software such as SKM and/or ETAP to perform power system studies (short circuit, coordination, arc flash, load flow, etc.) including DC analysis.
• Strong organizational skills and effective verbal/written communication skills for execution of multiple projects. Experience in effective project execution and project procedures.
• Ability to supervise and lead the completion of projects (ability to effectively manage project discipline schedule and budget).
• Experience in the development of the design basis for Capital Project Cost Estimates.